Stolphuset på Leksvol er dendrokronologisk datert til 1677-1678. Oppsett på museet i perioden 1931-1934.
Slike hus stod fyrst på steinmur, og vart kalla bu eller bur. For å sleppe museplaga vart det sett stabbar eller stolpar under, og namnet vart då stabbur eller stolphus. I stolphuset var det rom for ymse salta eller turka mat, slik som for bua i eit loft. Dei fleste gardane hadde både loft og stolphus. Dette stolphuset er spesielt fordi det ikkje har rear (svalgang).
Under stolphuset
Under stolphuset ligg tre stokkar frå Tingstugu på Sundre som brann 11. mars 1931. Tingstugu var bygd av dåverande lensmann på Ål, Torkjell Villand (1719-1776) frå Hol . På mønsåsen var det skore inn «Guds namn Ano 1764). Tingstugu var elles stor og forseggjort, og desse stokkane fortel om dimensjonar av byggvirke, stil og framifrå handverk.
ENGLISH:
The stolphus at Leksvol is dendrochronologically dated to 1677–1678. It was relocated to the museum between 1931 and 1934.
Such houses originally stood on stone walls and were called bu or bur. To avoid rodent damage, posts were placed underneath, and the name then became stabbur or stolphus. Inside the stolphus there was space for various salted or dried foods, similar to the bua in a loft. Most farms had both a loft and a stolphus. This stolphus is special because it does not have a rear (covered balcony/walkway).
Under the stolphus
Under the stolphus lie three logs from Tingstugu at Sundre, which burned down on March 11, 1931. Tingstugu was built by the then sheriff of Ål, Torkjell Villand (1719–1776) from Hol. On the ridge beam, the inscription "Guds namn Ano 1764" ("God's name Year 1764") was carved. Tingstugu was otherwise large and finely crafted, and these logs tell us about the dimensions of the timber, style, and excellent craftsmanship.
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